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About Etowah Heritage
Do you enjoy historical research, collecting early photos, information, and stories?
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What: An informal, local history group of Etowah, affiliated with the Henderson County Genealogical & Historical Society, Inc. Established February 2014.
Purpose: to explore, preserve, & celebrate the heritage and history of the traditional community of Etowah, Henderson County, NC |
E. H. research team & website contributors:
Jean Wells Huggins
Loretta Jones Kilpatrick
Jerry Ledford
Wanda Sumner Love
Leslie Banks Martino, coordinator
Evelyn Allison Sizemore
Loretta Jones Kilpatrick
Jerry Ledford
Wanda Sumner Love
Leslie Banks Martino, coordinator
Evelyn Allison Sizemore
Website Manager
Leslie Banks Martino, 828-772-1932 etowah28729@gmail.com Leslie is a resident of Etowah with a dedicated interest in local history research and heritage. One day she walked into the Etowah Valley Hardware store (closed in 2015) and was inspired by a collection of historical photos on the corner wall . . . images that begin to tell the story of Etowah. Leslie is a student of history and member of the Henderson County Genealogical & Historical Society. Her paternal 'Banks' family roots are in coastal North Carolina, the Pamlico Sound on the Neuse River. Leslie and John Martino moved to Etowah in 2010 after 50 years in Florida. |
Thank you ~ courtesy links to, hendersonheritage.com
Website is a resource for three classes at Blue Ridge Community College in the Personal Enrichment Program. Instructor & website author: Jennie Jones Giles, researcher & local historian blueridge.edu/continuing-education History and Heritage of Henderson County I pre-history to Civil War II Civil War to present III 1920s to present |
Material on this website is collected from various research sources, organizations, individual and family contributions. Additional material is original to the website. It is the nature of research that sources do not always agree, that new information arises over time, and the story is told anew. This work is intended to complement and weave into the fabric of other similar, ongoing heritage activities for Henderson County.
With respect, every effort is made to present information in a factual, balanced, and fair manner. Any possible misrepresentation of fact, mistake, or harm is not intentional and may be addressed by contacting the website. © 2014 - 2021 EtowahNCHeritage.org all rights reserved |